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Need help making an .ai file print ready.
Posted on 7/25/17 at 11:17 pm
Posted on 7/25/17 at 11:17 pm
Will be used for a t-shirt. Got to where I am now by watching YouTube videos. Not sure how to take the steps to make the file print ready.
email me at michael@lowsidegolf.com
email me at michael@lowsidegolf.com
Posted on 7/26/17 at 10:42 am to LSUShock
Print a composite of artwork
A composite is a single-page version of artwork that corresponds to what you see in the illustration window—in other words, a straightforward print job. Composites are also useful for proofing the overall page design, verifying image resolution, and identifying problems that may occur on an imagesetter (such as PostScript errors).
Choose File > Print.
Select a printer from the Printer menu. To print to a file instead of a printer, select Adobe PostScript® File or Adobe PDF.
Choose one of the following artboard options:
To print everything on one page, select Ignore Artboards.
To print each artboard separately, deselect Ignore Artboards and specify if you want to print all artboards (All), or a specific range, such as 1-3.
Select Output on the left side of the Print dialog box, and make sure that Mode is set to Composite.
Set additional printing options.
Click Print.
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A composite is a single-page version of artwork that corresponds to what you see in the illustration window—in other words, a straightforward print job. Composites are also useful for proofing the overall page design, verifying image resolution, and identifying problems that may occur on an imagesetter (such as PostScript errors).
Choose File > Print.
Select a printer from the Printer menu. To print to a file instead of a printer, select Adobe PostScript® File or Adobe PDF.
Choose one of the following artboard options:
To print everything on one page, select Ignore Artboards.
To print each artboard separately, deselect Ignore Artboards and specify if you want to print all artboards (All), or a specific range, such as 1-3.
Select Output on the left side of the Print dialog box, and make sure that Mode is set to Composite.
Set additional printing options.
Click Print.
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